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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-20
MINES y MINERS.

Sbipments Of ca0nel and coal are lncreas-
INC in the Brush Greek, o., district.
The new fields opened mp this summer
at Perth. Ind, are taking out 5000 tons
per month.
The Alabama aud Tennessee Coal ana
from Company, OF Florence, Ala, VIII
soon begin building their coke ovens.
The indications are the year 1887 will be
one of the most prosperous in the history
oF0bio coal mining interests.-COdl 1fade
Journal
Lehigh pricesa the mines: Lump, = 20;
A,oEsn- - As; Egg, 81 IS; stove, 81 10
umsII stove 81 20; chestnut, - 50; pea,
81 so. 40, =. .ba
u;nss. Lump and steames, - go; broken,
% a.. eeg. SIS; stove and small stove, 3d.
CHESTNUT No. /, So; pea, 81 80; buekwheat,
81 10.
Hacking Valley furnaces are IN q bad
~ because of lack Of water. The 0. q
w Goal & Iron Co.'s Furnaces, inasmueha as
!. draws its supply from the river, viii 90
Mo Mast about January /. Likely by
that time there viii be plenty of water for
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AND \

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The glass ""F"7At NOFtn h''''"o'e' w
will cost 2I'"u"'.
Ht'dgeten' y. '' 2S'3N I'l'o,.e'' u''s'"
in number, are uN" IN 'Fe'"''on'
A sheet OF plate glass measuring FIX
l-S inches was recently made at the Stand
ard plate glass work. Butler, Pa.
TIN rsw In Bill. class works. Of Bridge
n,rt Ohio will D. completed by the close
of the ye,r. Mold makers are at work on
sDrl3v trade designs.
4 fire in Carswught's {. c. pottery, East
Liverpool, Ohio, On 'h@ lpih lnst. d'd con
siderable damage TO 'notu'anl Injured tue
building 20 the extent oil a lew
dollars.
SIND D..~ Sheffield. Ala Is being tested
f,r gIass ntyirr II satisfactory, works
are +, be- bullt. rhe Sheffield Land, Iron
AMI Oval G., Gun 1--WE Information when
.ytbing ia Goas.
The tr,lhl. n.twe-n tue glass manuIac-
turers and the 'tSascrS at New Ch''s'
Pa was sst'.ei ny mu'u'' oouCe'oIS"I
MONDAY last. All ln' ''' Dries u"'e ''"I',.
mp. James CdmpOttI, q. f'ttsaurs' P'eS'
dent OF the GItsS-""'NtIs Cu'ou' -"
James Callan. ct GreenyIlle, District Mas,
ter Workman OF IS' were III the Guy "uu
cOnducjcu the n'-'''"''"''
In New Castle. Pa, the teaserS mixers,
coal hauIerS AMI filters OF the glass houses
went ont on strike On the lin INST lne
men were % lew daySago uotined That thelr
class OF labor wA. 20 be reduced u7e per
cent. They received eil - during the
last tire, aud understood, they say, tuat
they were 20 receive the same bus wear
The manufacturers claim that Sll 81 Is
Maid in other cities.
.,,.- 5,,.d Iircrnool
D1Nlu r'NI's 80. oartLsryvors bnsi,
O;tooeI IL :nr,sm,s an tba limited
neS7 cL'''. -. G,,obsr Il
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everybody and sverybOdy's furnace every

everybody and eyerybody's furnace every
where.
Schuylkill colleries make the price Of
mining-on return Of October sales, which
averaged $261 8 -100-4 per cen advance
on the basis. The Coal and Iron Company
will for the last half of October and first
half of November 4 per cent above the new
basis, which is 8 per cent above old rates.
The Missouri Pacific is reported to have
decided upon the construction of a new line
through the southwestern portion ofKansas,
which will enable it to obtain o portion OF
the coal traffic originating at and around
Trinidad Col. Surveyors are preparing to
locate the route, and graders are likely to
speedily follow them.
Rates of freight from Clearield and
Beech Greek regions to Philadelphia on
gross tons of coal, 81 10, via Pennsylvania
railroad or Reading railroad: via b. & o..
K K on coal, gross tons, from Cumberland
and Piedmont regions and Newburg, 81 10;
from Meyersdale region, 81 20; from Fair
mount, Tyrconnell, Clarksburg, Bridge
port, Wilsonburg, VOLTS Summit, Mounds
vile and Youghiogheuy region, 81 50.
Bitumiuous coal quotations Cumber-
land ut Baltimore, 81 60 f. o. b.; at New
York, s. so alongside; at Boston, s. 50
alongside. Cleartield at Philadelphia,
81 20 f. o. b.; at New York, So so along
side; at Boston, s. 70 alongside, The
Hampton Roads and all other shippers are
quoting the same rates at competitive
points. Gas coal at New York and vicin
ity, 81 and dischsrging. Up the river as
far as frog, 81 10 alongside.-C T. Jour,
NOrea5eT g..
Il is asserted that recent moves on the
part of the Terre Haute, whereby it gets
entrance to the Brazil coal fields, has
spurred up the Porter syndicate to make
another effort which may prove more sue
1t is possible that the new scheme
nay take the shape of consolidation,
whereby the Chicago and Indiana coal
road, the Evansville and Terre Haute and
the Evansville aud indianapolis may come
under one management. In this way a
line could be formed from Chicago to the
Ohio river, running through the Brazil
coal fields and controlling the output of
the latter.
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BEING INTRODUCED.
The British Fishery Commissioners Pre-
sented to Secretary Bayard.

Inc brlusn rlsneEy commissioners IRE.
sented 10 Secretary Baysrd.
WASHINGTON, November 1S.-The Brit
ish Minister accompanied Messrs. Cham
berlain aud Topper to the State Depart
ment to-day, where they were formally
presented to Secretary Bayard. The remain
der of the day was spent in calls OF cere-
mony upon other Cabinet officers and Of
fcials.
Tomorrow the British representatives
will be introduced to the President, and
on Monday a meeting will be held to ar
range preliminaries and decide on the forms
Of procedure. 1t is probable that the pro-
ceedings will be conducted behind clOsed
doors, in the presence of the six conferees
and without other formality than reducing
to writing such formal agreements s may
be reached.
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TROUBLED FORT WAYNE,
Water Scarce. Electric Light Shut OF and
City OhcIals wrangling.

wafer scarce hleCtTlC Light smut OH anu
City OhcIals wrangling.
Fl. WAYNE, ND, November 1S.-The
city of Fl. Wayne, with a population of
40, 900, seems about to experience the hOr-
rors of a water famine.
Because of the long drought the water in
the supply basin, as well as the stream that
contributes to it, has so failed that not
enough pressure is given to the mains to
operate the elevators III the hotels and 9TH
er tall buildings, and their use has been
abandoned.
The local electric light company has
served notice upon the city that not enough
water can be had from the mains to supply
their engines, and the inconvenience OF
complete or partial darkness at night is to
be added to the promised water famine.
Meantime, while a fire or two would find
the department crippled, the City Council
and the water works trustees are at logger
heads and abuse each ether in the public
prints.
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voted almost entirely to the reception of
reports and disappointment o cOmmittees.
The report ofthe President shows that the
past year has been the most successful in
the history Of the church. The total re-
ceiPts during the year have been $309, 600,
and the disbursements 500 600.
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Tn. Methodist Extension Society.

PHILADELPHIA, November 1s.-The
annual meeting of the Methodist Episeo-
pal Church Extension Society was begun
here yesterday. Bishop Bowman, of Sc
Louis presided. There were present Bish-
op Stephen II. Merrill, Chas. P. Fowler,
john N. Walden, John F. Hurst and Ed
ward O. Andrews The session wa Dc
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and with less cost than brick; it is ready
for use in twenty-four hours after reeeiv-
ing one coat of plaster, without studding
or lath, and it readily sustains great
nroSSureS
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popuiar Preparation,

Pure, Potent, Powerful! Pallid, People
Praise, Prcgrksive People Purchase! Posi-
lively Piercsb Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets,
Puperly Pataken, Preserve Physical
Poeers. Prod1Se Permanent Physical Per.
action. Purcha5e Proyei
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MARRIED.

RADCLIFF-KNIGHTLER-At st Clairsyille,
Ohio. on Wednesday, November l6 lSS7, by the
Rev. Dr. HolliuEshead. WILLIAM RADCLIFFE and
Miss SARAH K>IGHTLER.
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The Longest Word in the Dictionary

thu HUHSVHI "VIW 1T
Is incompetent to communicate the mex
pressible satisfaction and incomprehensi-
bic consequences resulting from a iudicious
administration of DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, a preparation designed espe-
cially for the speedy relief and permanent
cure of all Female Weaknesses, Nervous
ness. and diseases peculiar to the female
sex. The only remedy for woman's pecu-
liar ills, sold by druggists, under a positive
guarantee to give satisfaction. See guaran-
tee on wrapper Of bottle. This guarantee
has b, en- faithfully carried out for many
years by the proprietcrS.
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Coarhs and <stds. Those who are mfIer
fnx nom Coughs. as Sore ThroAs. etc, should
:; q s.'vs'' 50 Y:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
SHERMAN.
Damage Case Trled-a Dsmentsd Ean
from Tennessee,

Damage Case Trled-A Demented Man
from Tennessee,
Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, Sept. 29.-The only
business transacted in the District court
to-day was the trial of the case of S
Wellsch vs.. the City Of Denison for
damages for personal injuries received by
falling through defective sidewalk. The
case wes given to the jury in the after
noon and verdict had not been reached
a. late hour.
A man named Woods. hailing from
Hancock county, Tenn, arrived in the
city this morning, was found by the
police in the afternoon wandering about
the streets III demented condition. he
was sent by County Judge Gregg to the
poor farm, where he viii De retained IN
til his people in Tennessee can be heard
from. He states he has family il Han
cock county.
A brilliant wedding occurred to-day a.
the residence of DR.. Bullock, about thres
miles from the city. A. Il. Cushman
county attorney of Hunt county, and Mis-;
Belle Bullock, daughter OF DR. Bullock
were married, Rev. William Shelton Of
ficiating. After the nuptisls the welded
couple took their departure for Green
Vile, their future home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
Nor Yet IN Sing Sing.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The order of the
court in the cSse OF Jacob Sharp was
settled by the general term OF the
Supreme court to-dsY. l. directs that
the sentence imposed on Sbsrp be carried
out. The order was settled by Judge
Van Brunt, al of Saarp's lawyers and the
District Attorney, with his assistants, be-
ing present at the time.
After the order had been secured dis
cusslon took place as to removing Sharp
from Ludlow street isil to SIpg Sing
prison. Sheriff Grant participated in the
discussion. Sl&rp's lawyers urged that
ne was too sick to be removed, but the
District Attorney wanted him taken at
once, and ssid that his the District
Attorney's) physician hsG examined
Sharp, land SAID it would not be dangerous
to remove him. After a prolonged dis.
cussion It was agreed that Judge Van
Brunt should select physician tc
examine Sharp to-day and report upon his
condition. The Sheriff will be guided II
his future action by this report.
IN FAVOR OF SHARP.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30 doctors Hsmil
ton and Forester examined Jacob SHARP
this afternoon and pronounced him e very
sick man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
Accidentally Shot.
of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
BENJAMIN, Tex, Sept. 27.-While out
hunting Friday afternoon Dan Sanders,
boy OF this town about sixteen years OF
age, shot and instantly killed his cousin,
John II. Sanders, q boy OF about fourteen
Johnnie was visiting the family Of Mr.. A
Sanders, snd had been here aoout ten
days when the accident happened. His
father, Mr.. Frank Sanders, lives in Jack
county, Texas.
Dan had Just flushed coveY of birds
and thrown the gun over his shoulder
Johnnie YVES Immediately behind Dan
and the gun was discharged, the entire
load of shot entering the left eye.
The boy was buried Saturday, larg'
crowd following the remains to the grave
1t was s. sad accident, and no one re
grets it more than Dan Sanders, and tn
sympthy Of our town and county is eX
tended to the parents and family Of tt
dead boy. He was smart, bright l.tl
fellow, and will be sadly missed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
LAREDO
To Cross Under Bond-New York Mail
Must be Fumigated.

Must be Fumigated.
Special to the Gazette.
LAREDO, TEX, Sept. 29.-Mr. Argu-
Giles, customs collector in New Laredo,
received telegraphic dispatch this even
ing from the City Of Mexico instructine
him to allow the outfits of Hampton
Thornton, the contractors who are tc
complete the Mexican National, to cross
under bond at once, These gentlemer
have had mules, wagons, scrapers, plows
etc, here waiting to be shipped for over
two weeks. They will now be sent over
as soon IS they can be loaded upon the
care.
The postmaster in this city was inform
ed officially this evening by the post
master of New Laredo that the latter
would receive DO more mail matter
from this office destined for Mexico
which had originated in the city
of New York till after it had been fumi-
gated, clsimlng 1t might DE cholera in
tected. The postmaster wired the Post
master General for instructions.
In g fight between Roman Lera and
Mexia, the latter was stabbed twice, once
fatally in the back. He is not liable tC
recover. Both were drunk at the time Of
the fight, and Lera claims that Mexis
assaulted him with club and he acted il
self-defense. Lera is in jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
SAN ANGELO.
To Tramp TO San Antonio-A Young Eng
Hshman's Invention.

To Tramp 10 San Antonio-A Young Eng
nshman's Invention.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANGELO, Ten, Sept. 80 Com
pany F, Sixteenth infantry, commanded
by Captain Wedemeyer and Secord
Lieutenant P. G. George, started on the
march to San Antonio overland via Forts
McKavitt and Mason to-day. They will
have over 200 miles OF rough road TO
travel and will be two or three weeks in
reaching San Antonio, Tex. The trans
portation going down with Company f
will return with another of cavalry ftcm
San Antonio.
A young Englishman of this place has
Just completed an Invention called the
Amhurst Motor, which he claims will
surpsss the usual mode Of pumping We
ter. He nGs also arranged that four and
a half inches of wster can pump six
inches, thus realizing gain OF one and g
half inch. The inventor hiss spent sev
ersl years working on his invention. A
model is being made and a patent has
been applied for.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
AN SON.
A Sheriff Fined for Administering OF
tho Tax ROlls


tho Tax Rol1s.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
ANsoN, Tex, Sept. 2S.-Sherif Scar
borough was arraigned before the county
court Saturday on a charge Of assault
upon prisoner, and the jury returned q
verdict OF guilty, and assessed his tine at
S25. On account of the prisoner having
provoked the Sheriff to point beyond
endurance, the jury unanimously agreed
to pay the fine. His attorneys have given
notice of appeal.
Conrad Heine, who was adjudged 8
iunatic some time ago, was conveyed &c
the Terrell Asylum Tuesday.
The assessor of this county has just
completed his tex rates, and the ssme
have been approved by the Commits
sioner's court. Total valuation OF prop
erty in this county for 1887 is sl,3SS,
| SG2. Total valuation for 1886, Sl,G20,
769. Decrease in property values, S2Sl,
907. County tax for 1887, $4,000
County tax for 1856, 50 GsS 10 Decrease
50. 368 10 This depreciation is attributa-
Die to the drouth, more than to any othel
one thing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

great deal of August. Schnaubel,'s SIS
ter, who now lives in San Francisco, is
another of Ewes daughters who could
not resist Augustus charms. There are
mistresses and misses with various Ger
man and American names-Mrs. R., Mrs.
B., Mrs. NJ, Mrs. S, and others-who for
long time before his arrest were strug-
Cling hard for his attention.
But it must be said that part OF his
success in this line Spies owed to the
fact that he, as rule, avoided the com
pany of women, aud always sought tc
evade his female admirers after having
met them once. He was temperate II
his habits, drank little, and this preserved
him in excellent health.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
Rusk


Special to the Gazette.
RUsK, TEX, Sept. 29.-THE GAZETTE
is continually growing in favor here, snd
is now more generally read than any
other daily Of this piece.
We are daily expecting capitalists from
New York ard other places to arrive to
close cut great sole of iron ore lands
recently made in this neighborhood. Il
our expectations in this particular should
be realized We are confident that in c
few years at most our town will take It's
position among the leading cities OF the
state
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
Strike OF window elias. Workers Averte d

PITTsBURG, PA, Sept. 29.-The threat
ened strike of window glass workers has
been sverted and operations will be re-
sumed in all the factories of the west as
soonas the furnaces can be heate !, which
will take about ten days. An amicable
settlement was reached by both sides
making concessions. Instead OF advance
in wages of 10 per cent. and pay for ex
tra, the workmen agreed to accept 5 pei
cent. increase, and the manufacturers
promised to bring sll outside factories
into the association. The settlement o.
the strike will give employment to 1000
men who have been idle since June.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
Passenger Train Oh the Track.

Special 70 the Ga2este,
JEFFERSON, TEX, Sept. 29.-The Texas
ard Pacific passenger train due here jus:
about night, ran OF the track at s. switch
three miles from Jefferson. The engine
and two baggage cars left the track, the
engine turning over. No one wss hurt
except the fireman, who had his arm
broken, The train was delayed about six
hCurs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
Konnp


Correspondence Of the Gazette.
KEMP, TEX, Sept. 27.-StoCk has been
subscribed for building another hotel
We have q prospect also of q newspaper in
our town soon.
This town is the present terminus OF
the Texas Trunk Railroad, is backed BY
s fine farming country Of black soil, znd
is the center Of large trade from South
Kaufman, upper Henderson and Van
Xandt counties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
Habsas Corpus Writ Denied.

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. 29.-Judge Nc
Aliister, this afternoon denied the writ of
habeas corpus, prayed for by ex-Commis-
sioner Wren, the convicted boodler, and
declared that the techuicsl point on which
Wren snd his Doodle comrades hsd been
building desperate hope Of escape is Of
no account. The prisoner could. if he
wished, appeal to the Supreme court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

Corresnondence of the Gazette.

MILFORD, TEX, Sept. 27-The ma
chinery tor the roller mill has been re-
ceived, and it will be il running order il
8 few weeks.
We ere informed that arrangements
have been perfected for the boring OF az
artesian we'll at this place, work to begin
next weak
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
Railway Dam aGe Suit.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
PALESTINE, Tex, Sept. PC. F.
M&yis filed suit to-day in the District
court agsins. the Missouri Pactfc Rail-
way Company for SO 50, damages claim
ed for Injuries 60 his person Inflicted by
the cars at a crossing on September 10
i,,cr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 30 By the fall
ing Of of derrick st the brewery of W.
j. Lemp st the corner CT Cherokee and
Thirteenth streets this morning, Daniel
wounded, and four other workmen SER
tously Injured. The men fell sixty-lve
faaf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
Aaothor Cholera Victim.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-One additional
death from CHOLERA has occurred 8. Swim
buTne Island since last night. No new
cases have been reported.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

mvv III ruIe SIpy uIsn,n pasu uevn ano
made arrangements for q union. The
union will be composed of sixty-three
c0rpnau IN all olouan ron, in tho
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

au OF the gOoa IOwus auuye
enumerated, and sites for as many
more in rich and fertile sections.
We Clair, the line from Arthur Ci4u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
THE DAILY GAZETTE
SUNDAY, OCTOBER %,
And last Of the sers
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 18th.
Among subjects may
FLIRTING: lis Various Phases and Effects.
Some It Observation
H. The Temptations Of Girls
of ContrasedHow
Tempt Really
Ill The Modern Woman and Dress
Des?-Shoud Dolete Worn?s Effect
Sociey-HowN Question
". IngersoI at Horne
eGreatA Life
He
Womengin Business.
Make Abit-Personsl
f ActorsSome Private
Publicly
VI. Friendships of Men and Women.
Sex?-Some Experiences and Anecdotes
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The Arizona champion., 1887-03-12

not as able a logician as Chapin, neither was he as polished speaker as Dr. Bellows, yet he lowered head and shoulders above them all. His power as a preacher came from his in- tense love for humanity. While other men were discussing dry dogmas he had but one creed-love for his iel- low men and trust in the goodness of God. When other churchmen were trying to make converts by the terrors of omnipotent decrees, he tried to make men human, to lift them into their higher and better selves. Instead ofIinducing them to become mere sup pliants for pardon, he endeavored to make them grow nearer toE the divine ideal as represented in the Christ, by leading purer and better lives.
 The Christian world did not recog- nize him as an expounder of its the ology. In fact, he had more enemies in the church than out of it, because he grew broader in his opinions with advancing years and ignored the e eathedya utterances of dogmatic the. ology. He was . law unto himself. The errors of his life, which would have crushed a weaker man, lent him strength. His strong personality mas tered his environment.
 Conspicuous alike in religion and politics, unrivalled as an orator in the pulpit or on the platform, great fig ure has passed away after playing q noble part on the stage of life.
The Arizona champion., 1887-03-12
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such general revival of trade at D. J. Brannen & Co.'S drug store as theil giving away to their customers of SC many free trial bottles of Dr. King s New Discovery for Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and all throat and lung disea ses quickly cured. You can test it before buying by getting trial bottle free, large size SI. Every bottle war rantcd.